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Dog Day Afternoon, was a good film with a great performance from Pacino, i'm not the biggest fan of those that take place over such short periods of time but was good for what it was with good acting and a tight script.

The last non-western John Wayne film I watched was Brannigan. I liked the setting being in London. I think it would have been nice if he had made more movies in different locations. Come to think of it, Brannigan could have become a franchise character doing cases in different cities outside of the States.

I really liked Duke as a cop, it just came too late in his career for him to have a real stab at a few more of them. I watched Bell, Book and Candle a rare dud for me as a huge James Stewart fan. Despite the good cast all the supernatural stuff was a real miss, disappointing.

Song For Marion starring Terence Stamp, Vanessa Redgrave and Gemma Arterton, Terrence played a very good part in the movie as the grumpy husband very enjoyable worth a look.

Sorry don't get it done Dude.

Desert Fury with Lizbeth Scott, Wendell Corey, Burt Lancaster, Mary Astor. Great film noir flick. And hey, with Lizbeth Scott, you just can't go wrong!

Some Like It Hot

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Some Like It Hot

One of my all-time favorite comedies. And certainly one of my favorite Tony Curtis movies.

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Last night Big Jim McLain was my evening viewing. Tonight we watched an episode of N.C.I.S with Abby mentioning John Wayne in Hellfighters, way to go Abby.

Tora Tora Tora. A bit long, but very well done.

Mark

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Tora Tora Tora. A bit long, but very well done.

Mark

Great film, watched it many times

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I really liked Duke as a cop, it just came too late in his career for him to have a real stab at a few more of them.

Me too, He could easily have done many more 'cop' movies. I wish he had started them sooner.

Ironman 3 yet again

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

Tower Heist Not a bad movie.

It's nice to see Alan Alda getting a few roles in movies again lately!

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A Queen is Crowned theJ Arthur Rank version of HM Queen Elizabeths II coronation. The colour is stunning and Laurence Olivier did the commentary

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